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ecoDemonstrator
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ecoDemonstrator 757 Contributes to Recyclinging Studies
Boeing engineers and members of the media watched a giant excavator’s claw tear apart the ecoDemonstrator 757 September 2, 2015 in Moses Lake, Wash.
Boeing participated to better understand what happens at the end of an airplane’s service. Engineers also were studying more efficient recycling techniques and determining how to extract the most value from the materials and parts on future airplanes.
The ecoDemonstrator 757 landed in Moses Lake for the last time in July 2015 after finishing a four-month flight-test program. Since then, disassembler Aircraft Demolition has been pulling valuable parts off the airplane and selling them for the aircraft owner, Stifel Bank. Valuable components like landing gear, avionics, lavatories and ducts get overhauled, re-certified and returned to service. High-value metals and material parts also are removed.
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Unique identifier
BI46102
Boeing ID
k66441-1
Size
3264px × 1836px 17MB
License type
RM
Keywords
2010s
blue skies
Boeing
copy space
day
environmentalism
exteriors
fuselages
green technologies
ground shots
historic significance
left side views
nobody
out of production
Restrictions
Manage crops
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